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| simple objects showing human workmanship |
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| to condone or to give approval |
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| an aimless and superficial follower of the arts, a dabbler |
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| premonition of evil, an ominous omen |
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| one who forfeits professional integrity in exchange for money or reward |
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| to interfere with or to obstruct the progress |
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| not open to question or doubt |
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| critical or abusive language; violent abuse |
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| one who tries to do good for mankind; lover of mankind |
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| something that comes before, forerunner |
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| to take great pleasure or delight in |
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| the art of using words effectively in speaking or writing; inflated language |
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| to block, to present an obstacle |
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| moderately warm; laking in passion, force, or animation |
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| lacking content; marked by a lack of intelligence |
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| changed in appearance by using or applying different colors |
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| forcefully expressing emotion or conviction |
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| one who embraces a cause and supports it with vigor |
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